Preservar las tradiciones rurales a través del poder de la narración digital

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El proyecto HIGHRES

Helping Intangible Heritage Resilience through Storytelling – HIGHRES – es un proyecto de ámbito europeo cuyo objetivo es dotar a las comunidades rurales de habilidades para comprender, preservar, transmitir y promover su patrimonio cultural inmaterial a través de narraciones digitales.

Nuestra misión es aprovechar el poder de la narración digital como herramienta para preservar y promover el patrimonio cultural inmaterial, crear nuevas oportunidades y hacer frente a las desigualdades en las zonas rurales.

Objetivos específicos de HIGHRES

Recopilar, analizar y compartir ejemplos de buenas prácticas en la narración digital del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial.

Crear materiales de formación sobre identificación, creación de narrativas, participación de la comunidad, narración digital y promoción del PCI.

Desarrollar un marco metodológico y un itinerario de formación para la creación de narraciones digitales del PCI.

¿Qué es el Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial?

El patrimonio cultural va más allá de los monumentos y las colecciones de objetos: abarca tradiciones y expresiones vivas transmitidas de generación en generación, como las tradiciones orales, las artes escénicas, las prácticas sociales, los rituales y la artesanía tradicional.

¿Qué es la narración digital?

La narración digital es la expresión moderna del antiguo arte de contar historias. Basada en el uso de herramientas digitales, permite crear historias envolventes que transportan a la gente a los lugares y momentos más emblemáticos de nuestro patrimonio cultural.

Dar vida a nuestras historias

Aplicar la narración digital a nuestro patrimonio cultural inmaterial da vida a nuestras tradiciones, crea conexiones emocionales y las hace apreciables por todos, al tiempo que preserva nuestra identidad.

¿Quién está detrás del proyecto?

El consorcio cuenta con 6 socios de 5 países diferentes, que abarcan distintos ámbitos y contextos relacionados con la cultura dentro de la UE, ya que están representados el sur de Europa (España, Portugal e Italia), Europa Central (Países Bajos) y Europa Oriental (Letonia).

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Vidzeme Tourism Association (VTA) is an NGO with over 20 years of experience in the tourism field. VTA has extensive experience in implementing EU projects, including COSME and DG-ENT programmes, the Interreg Europe programme, the Interreg Estonia-Latvia programme, and various other regional initiatives. Its main focus areas are on active and cultural tourism, and it is an active member of the European Cultural Tourism Network.

The University of Milano-Bicocca (UNIMIB) is a young and dynamic multidisciplinary university founded in 1998 in Milan. UNIMIB’s Department of Sociology and Social Research has been ranked amongst the best in Italy for the quality of its research and teaching in social and political sciences. This department has been working for years on community development and sustainable local projects as tools for the development of marginal rural territories.

Lusófona University (ULUS) is a non-profit higher education institution, the largest private university in Portugal. Its Museology Department holds a UNESCO Chair on «Education, Citizenship and Cultural Diversity», focusing on Sociomuseology, public education policies, heritage, and global citizenship. This department promotes heritage in a broad sense, with its main areas of specialisation being intangible cultural heritage and rural development.

Storytelling Centre (STC) originates from the International Storytelling Festival Amsterdam, founded in 2008. In recent years, STC has initiated and developed numerous activities in the field of storytelling. It is nationally and internationally recognised as a training centre, festival producer, and promoter of compelling performances by (young) storytelling talents. Additionally, it supports cultural diversity and fosters links between different cultural backgrounds, as well as is a member of the Federation of European Storytelling.

OnProjects (OnP) is a consultancy specialising in the management of European funds, particularly within the major EU programmes such as Erasmus+, Horizon Europe, Creative Europe, and Interreg.  Its main expertise includes project management, coordination, communication, dissemination, and monitoring/evaluation. OnP has experts in cultural heritage and experience in developing web-based training platforms and digital communication.

The University of Jaén (UJA), established in 1993, is a university coordinating a Centre of International Excellence in Heritage, with a strategic alliance of 10 Andalusian public universities. This centre has a strong international character, bringing together as strategic partners the main national and international institutions and companies dedicated to improving teaching and research in the field of heritage. UJA’s team has extensive experience in developing digital storytelling, using the latest digital techniques and creative methods.

Vidzeme Tourism Association (VTA) es una ONG con más de 20 años de experiencia en el ámbito del turismo. VTA tiene una amplia trayectoria ejecutando proyectos de la UE, incluidos los programas COSME y DG-ENT, el programa Interreg Europe, el programa Interreg Estonia-Letonia y otras iniciativas regionales. Sus principales áreas de interés son el turismo activo y cultural, y es miembro activo de la Red Europea de Turismo Cultural.

La Universidad de Milano-Bicocca (UNIMIB) es una universidad multidisciplinar joven y dinámica fundada en 1998 en Milán. El Departamento de Sociología e Investigación Social de UNIMIB ha sido clasificado entre los mejores de Italia por la calidad de su investigación y enseñanza en ciencias sociales y políticas. Este departamento trabaja desde hace años en el desarrollo comunitario y los proyectos locales sostenibles como herramientas para el desarrollo de territorios rurales marginales.

La Universidade Lusófona (ULUS) es una institución de enseñanza superior sin ánimo de lucro, la mayor universidad privada de Portugal. Su Departamento de Museología es titular de una Cátedra UNESCO sobre «Educación, Ciudadanía y Diversidad Cultural», centrada en la Sociomuseología, las políticas públicas de educación, el patrimonio y la ciudadanía global. Este departamento promueve el patrimonio en un sentido amplio, siendo sus principales áreas de especialización el patrimonio cultural inmaterial y el desarrollo rural.

Storytelling Centre (STC) tiene su origen en el Festival Internacional de Cuentacuentos de Ámsterdam, fundado en 2008. En los últimos años, el STC ha iniciado y desarrollado numerosas actividades en el ámbito de la narración. Goza de reconocimiento nacional e internacional como centro de formación, productor de festivales y promotor de atractivas actuaciones de (jóvenes) talentos de la narración. Además, apoya la diversidad cultural y fomenta los vínculos entre diferentes orígenes culturales, y es miembro de la Federación Europea de Cuentacuentos.

OnProjects (OnP) es una consultora especializada en la gestión de fondos europeos, en particular dentro de los principales programas de financiación de la UE como Erasmus+, Horizonte Europa, Europa Creativa e Interreg. Sus principales competencias incluyen la gestión, coordinación, comunicación, difusión y seguimiento/evaluación de proyectos. OnP cuenta con expertos en patrimonio cultural y experiencia en el desarrollo de plataformas web de formación y comunicación digital.

La Universidad de Jaén (UJA), creada en 1993, es una universidad coordinadora de un Centro de Excelencia Internacional en Patrimonio, con una alianza estratégica de 10 universidades públicas andaluzas. Este centro tiene un marcado carácter internacional, reuniendo como socios estratégicos a las principales instituciones y empresas nacionales e internacionales dedicadas a la mejora de la docencia y la investigación en el ámbito del patrimonio. El equipo de la UJA cuenta con una amplia experiencia en el desarrollo de narrativas digitales, utilizando las últimas técnicas digitales y métodos creativos.

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In compliance with the Act 3/2018 of 5 December on the Protection of Personal Data and Guarantee of Digital Rights transposing Regulation (EU) 2016/679, we inform you of the following information about our privacy and data protection policy:

Who the controller of the processing of your data?

The organization responsible of your data is Vidzeme Tourism Association (VTA). This is an NGO located in Cēsis, Latvia.

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Pils laukums 1 LV-4101 Cēsis, Latvia
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+371 641 22011
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What is the purpose of the treatment?

  • To respond to requests, complaints and incidents transferred through our contact channels incorporated in the website.
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  • Comply with legal obligations that are directly applicable to us and regulate our activity.
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What is the legal base of the treatment?

The legal basis for the treatment of your data is the consent of the data subject under article 6.1 a) of the Regulation, as well as the legitimate interest of the data controller under article 6.1 f) of the Regulation.

The data we request from you are adequate, relevant and strictly necessary and in no case are you obliged to provide them to us, but their non-communication may affect the purpose of the service or the impossibility of providing it.

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Your data will be kept for the time required for the proper provision of the service offered, as well as to meet the responsibilities that may arise from it and any other legal requirement.

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While processing your data, VTA may share your data with:

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If any interested party considers that their data are not being treated correctly, they can send their complaints to the following e-mail address; info@highres-project.eu.

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